Technology News

Given the pandemic, it’s the right time to deploy a state-of-the-art indoor air quality (IAQ) program.
 

As businesses prepare for the workforce’s return to office, employers continue to look for measures that will help build confidence in the workplace and contribute to the wellness of their staff, visitors and guests.
 

All of us would prefer that when the worst strikes—whether it be a natural disaster, pandemic or another affliction—our workplace and enterprise are resilient.
 

Whether for HVAC, lighting, or Building Automation Systems, smart building technology options abound these days.
 

As employees return to the office, building confidence in the spaces they inhabit is a crucial driver of the future of the workplace.
 

There is a lot for building and office managers to consider as employees return to the workplace.
 

We have been living through unprecedented times, and we know you have a lot of questions concerning your return to the workplace.
 

Technology has gone from a nice-to-have tool to one that is essential for business continuity during the pandemic.
 

A major healthcare system in the Chicago area recently adopted a Unified Communication and Collaboration (UCC) platform as its standard and was starting to deploy the solution and train its first users.
 

Even with the best-laid plans, major events can turn everything sideways.